The musician went silent after receiving treatment for injuries he sustained in a car accident, which claimed his father’s life.

His pain has been rekindled after observing the one-week memorial preceding the final funeral rites yesterday.

He posted two never-seen photos of his father, one, a throwback photo of his sunny days, and the other when he was in his company, together with some colleagues.

Quamina has hinted he misses his father, typically his smile and bubbly self.

Meanwhile, artiste Kwesi Arthur, who was present at the one-week ceremony, disclosed the family is calm, despite going through intense pain.

“We went for one-week yesterday; I can tell he was really calm, the whole family is calm. The pain doesn’t go away easily, they just need strength in this tough period,” he said.

Present at the actor’s home at Lakeside, Ashaley Botwe, was Christiana Awuni, Nana Ama McBrown, Clara Benson, popularly known as Maame Serwaa, Salinko and Vivian Jill among others.

Actress McBrown, in particular, could not hold her tears when she sat in front of Bishop Nyarko’s mother to pay her respects.

Actress Jill seemed like she could hold herself, but bursts into tears when she saw the mother of the late actor who had been crying.

Other Kumawood actors also visited Bishop Nyarko’s home in Kumasi where another one-week memorial was held.

Bishop Nyarko passed away on Saturday, May 2.

According to his brother, Isaac Darko, his brother died a natural death, debunking rumours that he had died under strange circumstances.

Admittedly, he said, Bishop Nyarko had not been well for some weeks prior to his demise.

“We took him to Ridge Hospital where he died around 5:30 pm on May 2. I will urge his fans to not believe everything [they read about him] online except that he died a natural death,” Mr Darko added.